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Old 04-10-2004, 16:46   #12
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Re: UK General Election 2005

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Originally Posted by Scarlett
I assume your expecting one postal one from where your parents live and one at Uni. You'll be moved off one of those electrol registers so you still only get one vote.

Besides, 2 votes is illegal and I'm sure the fuzz would invite you to 'help them with there enquires' if you used them both.
It is perfectly legal for a student to be on two electoral registers (one at home and one at Uni). It is also perfectly legal for theat student to vote twice in local elections as they spend half their time in both places and so must have local representation.

However, AFAIK, it is illegal for a student to vote twice in the same election (General, European, etc.) but I do not know how much post-election checking is done to chase up anybody who has done so.
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